Notre Dame Academy - Tryst Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Dam Facult , .f 4 K. The Institute of the Sisters of Notre Dame was founded by Blessed julie Billiart in 1804. The Sisters teach in Europe, Asia, Africa, America, and the Hawaiian Islands. otr 'M MRS. REGINA Asn ef? . . he Mime tx WJ As man looks to the stars for direction, so the girls of Notre Dame turn to the members of our Faculty for guidance. Sisters and lay teachers combine to form an efficient team, united by a common purpose-to give their pupils the best in education. Their tireless efforts during classes and after three, inspires the vibrant school spirit that is the essence of life at Notre Dame. As each member of the Class of 1958 prepares for grad- uation, she looks back with deepest appreciation for the gen- erosity and interest of her teachers. She thanks them for the education she has received and for the ideals she has learned to cherish. For ideals are like the stars-you may not succeed in reaching them, but when you choose them as your goal and follow them through life, you reach your destiny. MRS- AIM CU' Mus. BKIIIDRLIJ D!,lANl'v ff

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northern star Wise direction Vim' Rlxtixrxu W11.1.mM A. Homo.-xx, SJ. For the past decade Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle has contributed much to the educational program of Washington. Under his leadership, the Archdiocesan school system has progressed in all branches of educational endeavor. Notre Dame is proud to be numbered among the high schools for girls in the Archdiocese. Our school is especially fortunate, also, in being under the spiritual guidance of the Jesuit Fathers of St. Aloysius Parish, who have labored untiringly with the Sisters from the time of the school's founding in 1873. Since that date, the Academy has expanded-until today its enrollment has reached a total of 442 students. Notre Dame is accredited by the Middle-Atlantic States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, and affiliated with the Catholic University of America. The Academy's three courses-college and nursing preparatory, the professional course for business, and the general course-prepare the girls for all walks of life. Scientits in Deo -the schoolls motto, becomes to each Notre Dame girl in her four years at the Academy a guiding star-lighting the way through an uncertain future. 5 ,- ww-Arg wvw-nvwwvw vvvvvvvv --' ii' pun- RIVEREND Iiuwfuxu A. FULLILR, S.j. RLVLREND ANTHONY' I. MKHALI, S.j RFVHQLND THOMAS A. FAY, S..I. Rr.v1fRlNu EDWARD lVliCAWIl.Y, Sul

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-ana.. Sig? Counstl and encouragement in every problem arc always at hand in ' ' -QQIEQGB-H SISTER MARY LOUISE, Principal SISTER ANNA RICHARD, Religion, Science, Science Club SISTER CATHERINE IGNATIA, Religion, Mathematics, Sodality, National Honor Society SISTER CATHERINE MICHAISL, Religion, Biology, Typing, C.S.M.C. SISTER GERTRUIJE CECILIA, Religion, Instrumental Music, Cvlee Club SISTER -IANICE MARIE, Religion, Latin, English, Sodality SISTER MARIAN TIMoTIIY, Library, Braille Club SISTER MARY BERNARD, Religion, Latin, Debating I 7-an N40 MISS PAULA MAX'I.R MRS. SALLY GLRRITY Sister Supcrior'S office. Anne Gallagher and Connie Callahan :IFC helped in their Search for colleges offering courses in their chosen field. SISTER MARY MARGARET, Religion, Home Economics, Art, Student Council, Christ Child Society SISTER MARY MICHAEL, Religion, English, French, Publications SISTER ROSE MARIE, Religion, Commercial Subjects, Good Counsel Club, Cheerleading MRS . REGINA ASH, Religion, English, History, Public Speaking MRS. ADA COE, Latin MRS. MILDRED DELANEY, Mathematics, English MRS . SALLY GERRITY, Family Living, Physical Education, Athletics Coach MISS PAULA MAYER, History, Problems of Democracy, English MAIJAME MARGUERITE TALIAFERRO, French MADAME JOSIANE VERHEYEN, French MM Ii. MARCJUI-1RlTlI TAl.If1 I- IIRRO ,lg QQNXJNS 'A ',41w,i'AS XX K ,l 5 R ' Pg X fx Nxt I HE E girl L, .. ge 'Q KS A Q +2 C ALI ' X MME. JOSIANE VERHIEYEN